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Livable Communities Policy

AARP seeks to improve older adults’ quality of life by promoting the development of safe, accessible and vibrant environments often called livable communities. Livable communities policies address issues such as land use, housing, transportation and broadband — all of which facilitate aging in place.

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Livable Communities

Livable communities have the infrastructure and offer opportunities to safely and equitably support people of all ages. They provide housing, transportation, and a sense of community that people need to maintain their personal independence as they age in place.


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